ferry russell in the bay of islands

We are a homestay 8km from Russell.The view from our living room is stunning and with only 2 guest rooms a maximum of only 4 guests you get the real feeling of being at home.There are native bush coastal walkways close by. Breakfast sometimes other meals are available for a modest cost,…

Russell Bay Lodge offers luxury self contained accommodation on the side of Flagstaff Hill, overlooking Russell and its beautiful bay.The Lodge accommodation is made up of two spacious and well appointed self contained suites.bay suiteWith King size bed, ensuite bathroom, lounge area, kitc…

The Russell Museum tells the story of the development of Russell / Kororareka, from a small Maori fishing village, to a port of call for visiting ships and todays tourist town. Among the museum collections is a one fifth scale model of Captain Cooks Endeavour, Maori taonga including a smal…

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Review − Fullers Car Ferry Opua to Russell

over a year ago: 28th January 2008
...This long weekend we used the Fullers Car Ferry which travels between Opua and Okiato, Russell, Bay of Islands. The ferry is used by 99 of people travelling to the historic township of Russell. While you can avoid the ferry and drive......

Paradise in the Bay of Islands : Travel Geek Guide

today: 18th October 2020
...It was leaving from a town nearby called Russell which used to be the capital of New Zealand, and is a 15 minute ferry ride away from Pahia so we parked the van and headed over to Russell on a small ferry. Once we got there the weather.....

Australia and New Zealand

today: 1st February 2020
...Took the little ferry from Pahai (where we are staying in the Bay of Islands) to Russell. Known before as Kororareka, this was a station for shipping and gained the reputation as hell hole of the Pacific due to a lack of law and order.....

Off to Russell

over a year ago: 4th April 2007
...After a short ferry ride of Opua (the longer, scenic way around was washed out due to last weeks rains), we arrived in Russell, where we stayed at the Triton Suites Motel, which turned out to be a briliant choice.......

Mack Attack (Feb. 10 11th)

over a year ago: 9th February 2007
...ferry over to the little old town of Russell today. The first hotelbar built in New Zealand was there and that was where we all ate lunch. It seems as though the sun is always shining in Russell, even when the weathers bad in Paihia.......

Youll never believe this one

over a year ago: 19th April 2008
...Kia ora from Russell in the north island on the Bay of Islands. Were having the most super time here. The place is so gorgeous, and were staying in this lovely b b still. Yesterday evening, we took the ferry across to Pahia and had......

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Russell, Bay Of Islands 2008-03-10

This another cultural visit to the first settlers town in New Zealand, which was once not so quaint as in the old days it used to harbour all manner of drunks and criminals, before the Brits sent over a chap to keep the peace The ferry leaves from the pier in Paihia and only takes around 15 20 mins to head across the bay − Myles was fascinated by the patterns in the wake behind the boat. The boat was only smallish − but large enough to relax and move between the upper and lower decks. Like everywhere else in NZ − there were recycling facilities on board also More info photos and videos at: .onewaynewzealandblogentry.aspid106

Videos tagged with russell cottages NZ More myhotelvideodelandingpageyoutuberesourceidMhvCatalogOffer::92138 Location: Tranquil and relaxed, located in the Bay of Islands, the hotel is only a 3 hour drive from Auckland and echoes the charm and history that is Russell. Adjacent to the historic school site, on Chapel Street in the heart of the village, and only a short stroll from the waterfront, this cottage resort is nestled amidst established trees, and beside a running brook. Facilities: Built from traditional timber weather board, the 3 and 4 bedroom cottages have solid timber floors, raked timber ceilings and are fully appointed to a very high standard. There are 16 cottages in total. It has a lobby with hotel safe, conference facilities and Internet access. On site parking for 2 cars is also available for all cottages as well as a boat park on site. Younger guests may like to take advantage of the playground. Rooms: Available as both 1 and 2 bedroom cottages, as well as 3 and 4 bedroom, the resort has accommodation to suit all, from couples and honeymooners to families. Up to 8 persons can sleep in one cottage. All 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom cottages feature separate loungedining area, as well as a fully equipped kitchen (fridge, oven, microwave, teacoffee making facilities) and laundry (washing machine, ironing set). En suite bathroom, hairdryer, safe deposit box, direct dial telephone, satellitecable TV, radio, hi fi system and Internet access all feature. Gas log open fire places also come as standard (individually adjustable). All rooms come with king size beds. Balconies and terraces also feature. The cottages offer space to work, to entertain, to relax, and to host family and friends, as well as all the home comforts guests have come to expect from accommodation of this pedigree. SportsEntertainment: Guests can feel free to take full advantage of the heated outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers and parasols. A dip in the Jacuzzi spa bath also comes recommended. Massage and spa treatments are also available to guests, though both are subject to fees. Meals: BBQ facilities overlooking the central pavilion and pool facilities feature. Gourmet continental breakfast hampers are also available. Payment: American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard, and VISA are all accepted. Misc.: Reception hours are from 8 am to 7 pm. If intending to arrive after 7 pm guests are requested to advise reception in advance. How to get there: If driving from Auckland travel north on State Highway 1 to Kawakawa and continue onto Highway 11 to Opua (approx. 8 km). Guests must arrive at the Opua car ferry before 10.00 pm as this is the last ferry to the Russell Peninsula. The ferry shuttles every 10 min from 7.00 am and costs AUD 10.00 for car and driver and AUD 1.00 per passenger one way. The trip takes 5 minutes and must be paid for in cash on board. Once on the other side drive another 9 km to Russell. When in Russell, drive along York Street and take the first right hand turn into Chapel Street. The hotel is on the left hand side towards the end of the street.